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Masanobu Takayanagi
is a Japanese cinematographer whose works include ''Silver Linings Playbook'' (2012), ''Warrior'' (2011) and ''The Grey'' (2011).
==Life and career==
Takayanagi was raised in Tomioka, a city in Gunma Prefecture.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Masanobu Takayanagi weathers the storm on "The Grey" )〕 He briefly attended university in Japan before deciding to pursue a career in cinematography in the American film industry; he was inspired by ''Masters of Light: Conversations with Contemporary Cinematographers'', which he saw in a bookstore. He migrated to the United States around 1996 in order to attend film school at California State University, Long Beach at the university's Film and Electronics Arts Department, although he could not speak English at the time.〔 He later attended the AFI Conservatory in Los Angeles and graduated in 2002. His short film ''Shui Hen'', a graduate project he produced at the AFI Conservatory, won the 2003 Palm Springs International Film Festival's award for Best Student Cinematography.〔 In 2004, he was awarded the American Society of Cinematographers' John F. Seitz Student Heritage Award.〔
After working on the film crews of various low-budget projects, in 2005 Takayanagi was hired as a Tokyo-based second unit cinematographer for the film ''Babel'' under Rodrigo Prieto.〔 He later photographed the second units of ''State of Play'', ''Eat Pray Love'', ''The Eagle'', and ''Monte Carlo''. His first turn as a main unit cinematographer was on ''Warrior'', followed by ''The Grey'', both released in 2011.〔 In 2012, he was named one of ''Variety'' magazine's "10 Cinematographers to Watch".〔 He photographed David O. Russell's 2012 film ''Silver Linings Playbook'', followed by Scott Cooper's ''Out of the Furnace'' in 2013 and Rupert Goold's 2015 film ''True Story''.〔
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